Is it possible to prevent the next button that is in the storyline player to be active until all objects on the screen have been visited or clicked etc.. I can do it by adding a button and then using variables and visited states, thanks for the info there invaluable. It would just look better if it was the actual next button?
I was able to add the condition to the built-in "next" button without any problem and it works just fine.
The only problem with this procedure, is that you need to add a text bos appearing when all the steps are not completed because the "next" button cannot be disabled (so it shows as it always do).
Trying to do a simple example in the next few minutes to post.
I added the 'Seekbar' to the player. That way my learners would know when the slide was completes. The next button is still there, but learners know from the 'seekbar' when the timing is complete.
May not work for everyone, but if you are only concerned learners might select Next prior to timeline complete, this may help.
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This post explains one way to do it what you want.
http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/14464/84295.aspx#84295
Hi Chat54,
David Anderson has a Screenr here entitled: How to create a conditional next button that appears only after all content is viewed
I'm thinking that may do it!
Nancy, Rebecca thanks for your response I already knew how to do that, I meant the next button that is in the storyline player.
I cant find anything about it so guess it is not possible, I will submit a request for futre updates/upgrades
Thanks anyway
Chat54
Wait!
Try Jeanette's Screenr here
I was able to add the condition to the built-in "next" button without any problem and it works just fine.
The only problem with this procedure, is that you need to add a text bos appearing when all the steps are not completed because the "next" button cannot be disabled (so it shows as it always do).
Trying to do a simple example in the next few minutes to post.
Annie
Hi,
I have added a text box (sort of alert) for when the user clicks without having completed the steps.
Hope it helps, have a nice day!
Rebecca, Annie thanks so much for your help and Annie the example is fantastic!
chat54
I added the 'Seekbar' to the player. That way my learners would know when the slide was completes. The next button is still there, but learners know from the 'seekbar' when the timing is complete.
May not work for everyone, but if you are only concerned learners might select Next prior to timeline complete, this may help.
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